Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for April 06, 2011
April 05, 2011
April 07, 2011
Transcript:
Adam; We should take measures into our own hands. Laura; You're finally going to get that Wurlitzer organ out of the basement? Adam; Huh? What? No. I'm talking about recycling. Laura; O...K... Adam; We need to advocate. Get the town institute a recycling program. Laura; As long as we can attach a provision that they'll get the Wurlitzer out of the basement, too.
dante.deangelo over 13 years ago
@Susan Wurlitzer did make those big organs but they also made home model organs and other small scale instruments
twj0729 over 13 years ago
Wurlitzer also made juke-boxes. Big hulking things that played 78s. Of course that was in the 40s,the war years! bleeep, I’m getting old…correction I am old!
Nighthawks Premium Member over 13 years ago
If it’s that kind of obsession, then just bash it to pieces and take it out of the basement one piece at a time
Karen345 over 13 years ago
Why not just give it away? Just sign your organ donor card!
Destiny23 over 13 years ago
When will people learn? Don’t haul your junk to the basement for future generations to deal with – THROW IT AWAY!!! I have two old washing machines in the basement, and the previous owner even hauled one up to the attic! Can’t figure out how, let alone why…
cbrsarah over 13 years ago
I would love to have a Wurlitzer.
Mel-T-Pass Premium Member over 13 years ago
You know, between all this talk of Wurlitzers (think “double entendre) and how they’re drawn in today’s strip, doesn’t it strike anyone as funny that his first words are “we should take measures into our own hands?” Adam, you sly dog!
michael.p.pumilia over 13 years ago
How big is that door down to the basement? The juke boxes were pretty big. Kind of like the guy building his boat in the basement. He took the wood down one piece at a time; no problem. Now when the assembled boat is ready to bring up ….Problem!
steelersneo over 13 years ago
A recycling program is great, provided it is voluntary, and individuals are not forced to pay for it if they don’t wish to participate. If it is to be mandated then forget about a recycling program. The tree huggers can tote their own recycleables down to the recycling center.
edrush over 13 years ago
Arrrggghhh. Good one, Karen. And nighthawks, why bash it when it’s worth big money???
tsandl over 13 years ago
I’ll take the Wurley! At least let me sample it before you chuck it!